Thank you all for the responses, it makes me feel better that I wasn’t being irrational and that you all still have bloodwork monitored. I’ve been told no cause for concern[other symtoms] and bloodwork now unnecessary.

This endo has medical staff as patients so I like to think that they know who to see but even still I’m just scared in general. W/ the cancer gyno wouldn’t do a biopsey and now this Endo feels blood work is unnessary maybe it is in my case ....i have no idea. But I have this nagging feeling that the next thing that comes down the Pike isn’t going to be found. They didn’t even investigate why I had anemia except for the Gastro Doc....at least he tried.

Don’t have lots of endos down here and this one has the best credentials but I just don’t get it either. From all of your posts except the one - bloodwork is standard. I called the office and told them I took more Hydro when i wasn’t feeling well and just felt better taking more in general. Was told I was taking to much- I feel fabulous and haven’t felt this good since the first three weeks of chemo/ rad when I was taking extra hydro.

Felt better with more - sick of feeling listless, vomiting [ER was interesting in any female problem...CAH and vomiting no light went off..The doc said he knew about CAH...yeahhhh]   , the diarehha and when I finally got a headache which me oh me never gets a headache except when lacking cortisol..... few times as a teen would get bad ones in the afternoon. 

I’m just curious as to how the CAH is doing with the chemo/Rad menopause, the Hashi’s thyroid hypothroidism (immune system attacking the thyroid- is common) Celiac Sprue (immune system attacking intestines villi after eatting gluten/wheat products- is common) , and I have this irrational idea that somehow  more cortsione would stop possible cancer recurrance somewhere and stop these quirky immune isssues from poping up. Even have this far out idea that changing from prednisone to hydrocortisone somehow jump started these immune related conditions- read that hashi’s thyroditis may be activated by stress -

Someday it would be great to take a shuttle to NYC to see Dr. New and Co.